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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1904

Page

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Parker Seen Likely Nominee Before Ballots In St Louis

Report from the Democratic convention in St Louis indicates Parker may secure the nomination on the second or third ballot. Hearst delegates are urged to back Parker as Williams drafts a Jeffersonian platform with plans for Parker’s support across key states.

ST. Louis Parker Hearst Illinois Washington Idaho Oregon Missouri McLellan Tammany Gorman Merrylander Bryan John Sharp Williams Mississippi Resolutons Committee Williams Jefferson Hotel California Nevada Arizona Con Sreseman Smith Kansas City Newlands Ryan John R. McLean Ohio August Belmont New York Allen Nebraska Chicago Springfield Bailey Texas Thomas Barkworth Michigan Mayor Rose Milwaukee Patrick Celline Boston Planters Hotel

Steamer Roanoke Brings 250000 Nome Gold

The steamer Roanoke arrived from Nome with 250000 dollars in gold consigned to local banks. The Garonne also reached port from Nome with 68 passengers. both vessels faced light ice. Notable arrivals included Deputy US Marshal George Leekly and several criminals sentenced for various offenses.

Nome J. Michaels Union Savings and Trust Company Fleet National Bank Washington Trust Company Thin City Garonne North Alaska Steamship Company Michael Roanoke Jce Tampico St. Frances Hithy Thompson Beven Blisters Bt. Peul Thomas Hayles Bt. Michaels Egg Island St Michaels Elk St. Michael Ege Island St. Paul Saidie Seattle Portland Rose Rock Island Tanana Sarah Dawson Dutch Harbor Ean Bergse Muate Goloovin Bay Purser Shawhan Golovin Bay Snow & Burgess United States Marshall George Leekly James McConnel J. J. Donohue Frank Higgins J. Smith

Divorce Granted for Desertion in Local Court Case

Charles Hoege testified that his wife said she was tired of married life and did not want to cook before leaving. Superior Judge Iman granted a divorce on grounds of desertion. The article notes additional divorces in the same proceeding.

Charles Hoege Iman

Nonsupport Awards Granted to Two Women

The court granted support relief to Mrs. Louis Prior, widow of Fred Prior, and to Mrs. Burnie Maae, widow of Rudolph Maae, in separate cases.

Louis Prior Fred Prior Burnie Maae Rudolph Maae

Accidents Report From Idaho Mines and Bridge

In Mullan James Cunliff died after a 40 foot fall from a bridge. J B Wilkins, a miner, was crushed between a car and wall and may recover. In Wardner M T Haller had a hand crushed between a car and an ore chute with severe injuries likely requiring amputation.

Mullan Idaho James Cunliff Here Wallace Hospital J. B. Wilkins Wardner M. T. Haller

County Jail Watch Dog Bunco Murdered at Jail

Bunco a white bull terrier watchdog for the county jail died reportedly from dog poison. The retriever-like watchdog was seen patrolling the outer windows then found dead in the jail yard two hours later. Authorities suspect enemies of prisoners or an organized escape plan. Bunco aided in stopping escapes and was cherished by sheriffs and jail staff. He was bred from Newmarket and presented as a puppy by Deputy Sheriff Meter. He was buried in the jail yard with a small headstone planned.

Bunco Bure Sheriff's Office J. B Allison Edgar Maretal East Tank Bunce Allison Court House Sawney Li Kenled Downey Munce Sheriffs Office Newmarket England Ireland Mcotland Meter

The Star Promises Firsthand Coverage of Conventions

The Star reports unbiased coverage of the Republican convention in Chicago and the Democratic gathering in St Louis. It touts live, early news reporting with cartoons photographers and reporters on the ground to deliver timely results before rivals.

Wife petitions alimony clause in divorce decree

Mra Erenna F Brandt files in superior court to insert alimony provision into her divorce from James Brandt claiming he promised support for life if she did not seek alimony. She states he has paid for board most of the time, but remittances have ended while he plans to remarry.

Mra Erenna F. Brandt James Brandt Brandt

Woman Granted Divorce After Daily Abuse Testimony

The court granted a divorce to Mrs Langestaff from James Langestaff citing fourteen years of no support and persistent daily beatings as detailed in her testimony. The ruling follows the long-standing marriage and reports of sustained domestic violence.

Woman Dies in Runaway Buggy Crash Near Here

Ivy Galloway, wife of a blind violinist, died instantly when a buggy runaway threw her and her two children. The wagon overturned, breaking her neck. The children were badly bruised and transported to the hospital for treatment.

Ivy Galloway Herses Mr. Galloway

Eloped Bride and Groom Tie Quick Seaside Knot

Grace Tripp and George W. Rige eloped from Northport Washington to Nelson British Columbia on July 2 after securing a license. The couple, from prominent local families, married before the bride’s parents could notify authorities. The bride is under 17. the groom works on the railroad.

Northport Wash Grace Tripp George W. Rige Nelson B.C

Two Wives Divorced in 20-Year Desertion Case

Mrs. Louisa Opplinger was granted a divorce from Jacob Opplinger by Superior Judge Tallman this morning on grounds of desertion after twenty years of marriage. She testified the husband deserted her in 1890.

Louisa Opplinger Jacob Opplinger Tallman Mra. Opplinger Ella Humberger C. L. Humberger Spain Thomas Spain

Killed by His Horse at Stockton Ranch

James Gillis president of the Union Transportation company was kicked to death by a horse on his ranch near Stockton California this morning confirmed by local reports.

Stockton Cal James Gillis Union Transportation Company

Spain Loses Damages Suit Over Alleged Alienation

Spain T. sued W. M. Floyd for 50000 damages claiming alienation of his young wife’s affections and lost in superior court after Judge Albertson granted a consult. Spain argued Floyd frequented his house to win the wife, but the judge ruled the case improper as Spain did not object before filing. The Pacific Coast Steamship Company ship Benator departs Nome with 60 passengers and full cargo.

T. T. Spain W. M. Floyd Albertson Spain Floyd Pacific Coast Steamship Company Benator Nome

Russians Victorious in Pource Gazette Report

The Russian forces captured the Takien Motien Lin and Fen Chu Cheng passes after routing by Japanese forces last Tuesday. Paris reports former Spanish minister De Lome died in Paris from a cerebral hemorrhage after arriving from Rome. funeral planned for Monday.

Beripps News Ass'n ST. Petersburg Pource Gazette Takien Motien Lin Fen Chu Cheng Paris Depuy de Lome Spain Washington Rome

Insanity Case From Nome Leads To Mount Tabor Asylum

Madame A Schichanowsky an insane woman from Nome was escorted to the asylum by Mrs Ringsdorff and a nurse after violent episodes. She had a millinery stint in Cornell City from 1900 and solitary confinement is blamed for her state. Five guards assisted her transfer and she will be admitted to Mount Tabor. She traveled aboard the Garonne.

Madame A. Schichanowsky Nome Ringsdorff Madame Chichanowsky Cornell City Mount Tabor Garonne

Board weighs contractor delay and bids for city repairs

The Board of Works debated extending Lime on Ewing street despite penalties on contractor Planney for delays. They rejected Moran Bros bid for Snoqualmie fireboat repairs and prepared to review boiler and electrical bids and related contracts while assessing sidewalk and water main projects.

Board of Works Willam Pilanney Rremont Third Avenue West Nremen Auring Stanley Ewing Street Thomson Planney Walters Seattle Electric Company Moran Bros Snoqualmie Morans Moran Brothers United States Tait Cherry Heffernan Engine Works Bates @ Colby J. B. Johnson Erickson, Wyman Co McAliseter Yesler Block W. H. Middleton W. E. Stevens Seattle Hig Queen Anne Avenue Republican Mercer Streets Mielith Avenue Yesterway Alder Street Harrison Street Fifteenth Twenty-first Avenues Howard Avenue Mercer Street

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